Join Tad and Lily as they blast off on an exciting educational adventure in LeapFrog Math Adventure to the Moon!
Tad and Lily need the perfect collection of things to take to school for their math assignment. When they finally decide on moon rocks, there’s just one problem—how will they get them? With some magical help from their firefly friend Edison, they board a rocket ship to start their quest. Soon the twins learn that math is everywhere, even in outer space! Watch as they use their skills in counting, sorting, skip counting and recognizing patterns to overcome obstacles, find new friends and make the trip back to Earth!
My four year old loves LeapFrog, so she was a very willing reviewer for this DVD, which will be released this Tuesday, Feb. 23rd. After we watched it together the first time, she immediately asked to watch it again. I just asked her what she liked best about LeapFrog Math Adventure to the Moon, and she said: “I liked helping count down before they took off really fast!”
Since Kaitlyn has already mastered the alphabet, I’ve been paying a lot more attention to opportunities to teach her math in a fun way. One thing I really like about this DVD is that it touches on skip counting, which both my boys learned starting in second grade as a way to start learning multiplication. I appreciated that this DVD included skip counting along with counting, sorting, and matching shape patterns.
The suggested price for LeapFrog Math Adventure to the Moon is $14.98; or use either of the links in this post to order it from Amazon.com for $9.99. It’s eligible for free shipping too. The links in this post are from my Amazon Associates account, so if you do make the purchase, I earn a small commission (disclosure, blahblahblah). It really is a cute DVD!
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